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Making Crochet Hooks Easier to Handle |
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To make crocheting easier for people with arthritis or other joints and muscle aches, slip a large bead over the handle of the smaller crochet hook to grip onto rather than trying to hold the tiny needle. This also might work for ink pens or pencils if you can find macrame beads large enough. If you can't find beads, try rolling paper or foil and securing it.
I might even want to try playdoh, allowed to dry overnight, to get a larger hold on a smaller item!
By Veronica from Sedalia, MO
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RE: Making Crochet Hooks Easier to Handle
Veronica, You could also wrap the crochet hook or any handle with a rubberband! Judy
RE: Making Crochet Hooks Easier to Handle
That's an excellent idea, a crochet hook is too slender for healthy grasping to keep hands pain-free. I remember in dental hygiene school, we learned to modify toothbrushes for different grasp abilities, with a tennis ball or similar, like acrylic to use the same as your play-dough. No surprise, the toothbrush companies started making fatter handles just about immediately. Good idea!
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